We accept the risk that we might go broke.

For fulfillment you can do it yourself to save money if you are broke, but ultimately if you want better response rates and focusing your time on value-add, then you will want to outsource fulfillment to a shop that has economies of scale and can offer you great rates.

Before they broke ground on their planned $200k build, an older neighbor they had befriended down the dirt road offered to sell them his 12 acres and 3/2 steel barn style house with outbuilding for the same $200k. 

This is the first mishap that I have had and at it was because I broke one of my own rules.

I'm a girl, lol!

The couple who owned it when I was little passsed away and it was sold to another man, whom is “broke” (grape vine from my parents) and he doesn’t do much to actually fix anything that needs to be fixed.

If I rented from YOU and YOUR sewer pipes broke, I'd be expecting you to foot the bill to rent me a hotel that is comparable to what I was living with before.

Actually met the other tenant while viewing - who was a girl finishing up grad school and told me she plans to rent through September 2018.

What if the tenant broke their shoe in the front door?

Sorry for the long winded question, but any info you guys/girls have is much appreciated.